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A strategic area for a logistics firm
The Turkish government continues to regard Singapore as an ideal partner to boost links with, particularly in the high-tech goods and logistics areas. -BT
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Finding success in rising exec demand for dating
It's Just Lunch owner says that more and more executives are consulting her dating agency and letting it settle their social needs. |
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Small firm's big plunge pays off
From the start, software company muvee Technologies decided to go for the biggest market - the US.
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The message that struck home for them: DIY
Home-Fix grew from a neighbourhood shop to a mass market retailer getting people to fix things up themselves.
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He finds right balance to market his product
Technology company Lab Rehab has come up with a platform the size of a 16-inch pizza, which allows patients who have injured their ankles, for example, to check on their progress.
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He adds bounce to people's lives
Started in April this year, Zovb Singapore lets customers ride in zorb balls in a variety of ways - if barrelling down a hill strapped inside a giant plastic ball is your idea of fun. |
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Adding sports to her star list
Unlike her on-screen persona of Mrs Rosie Phua, a mahjong-loving tai-tai who loathes work, Irene Ang is not one to rest on her laurels.
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From lawyer to restaurateur
He took a loan of $100,000 from his father to start Dallas in Singapore. |
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It pays to ACT when others hold back
Striking when the market's cold turns out to be a profitable strategy for developer.
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Chocolate maker likes it here
Aalst thinks S'pore is one of the best business locations. |
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Joining forces to conquer world markets
Alliance pools expertise and e-services of five member firms.
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Taking risks and innovating
YCH, AirAsia chiefs share approaches behind their companies' stellar performances and highlight the challenges. |
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McDonald's, Starbucks... Sakae Sushi?
Sakae's US outlets signify the company's ambition to grow its business beyond Singapore and the region.
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S'poreans value free time - at $100/hr for butler service
More are willing to pay for go-fers who do anything from laundry to turning off taps. |
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Finding a profitable niche
Nichefinder's import-export web spans Russia, West Africa, India, Europe, Korea and China.
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The key is in the product mix
Filtec provides filtration parts to power-generating stations, mining firms and marine companies. |
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Interactive Hub's no ordinary dotcom
This is one Internet start-up that skipped the bust and went straight to boom.
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Gardenia rises to the occasion
Gardenia's global bakery arm - Gardenia International - leads the pack in this year's Fastest Growing 50 awards. |
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